Citizen also requested consideration of a stop sign in the area where Longbourn connects to the apartment complex to calm/slow traffic entering/exiting the area.

I believe there is a speed sign on stone monument. Perhaps the same for Longbourn? Not sure if a stop sign is recommended. But definitely more signage stating speed limit. Does the city have any language referencing speed humps?

The Town of Wake Forest does not use speed bumps or speed tables due to the negative impacts on emergency response and other reasons listed in the Town of Wake Forest Traffic Calming Policy (https://www.wakeforestnc.gov/sites/default/files/uploads/engineering/traffic_calming_policy_update_2020.pdf)

For traffic calming measures to be implemented two Neighborhood Awareness Campaigns need to be conducted before the engineering department can investigate. The Traffic Calming Policy gives details about these campaigns. However, I will reassign this to public works and request that they investigate to see if speed limit signage is missing in the eastbound direction. If you want additional traffic calming measures to be considered, Neighborhood Awareness Campaigns are the first step in that direction.

Engineering - E Palermo assigned this issue to Public Works - T Bailey

Tim could you have someone investigate the eastbound direction of Longbourn Drive to see if a speed limit sign is missing in this direction.

Sounds good to me!

Sign has been installed